Installation¶

Bevor installing Digital Process Factory, check if all requirements are fulfilled.

Instructions¶

In a browser, log on to the SEAL Systems delivery platform with your logon data:

https://delivery.sealsystems.de

Hint - logon data

You receive the logon data from your Technical Project Manager at SEAL Systems.
Download the DPF - 4.0.0.158 - msi folder. It is saved as DPF - 4.0.0.158 - msi.zip.
Extract DPF - 4.0.0.158 - msi.zip.
In a PowerShell (Administrator), change to the DPF - 4.0.0.158 - msi directory and start installing the packages:
```
cd "DPF - 4.0.0.158 - msi"
```
```
Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force; .\install.ps1
```

Open the required firewall ports for necessesary services:

Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force; .\firewall.ps1

Start the seal-consul-agent service.
```
Start-Service seal-consul-agent
```
In case of a test installation:
1. Download the following package from the SEAL Systems delivery platform:
  - 20250325_dpf-mselink_3.3.1_packet.zip
2. Open the DPF environment, change to to download directory and install the package.
```
inst_package 20250325_dpf-mselink_3.3.1_packet.zip
```
  Hint - customer installation
  
  For real-life customer installations the package should be included in delivery.
Within the DPF environment, call the sysinit script to import the environment settings into Consul.
```
sysinit -auto
```
Open Consul in a browser. Select Key/Value in the left menue and navigate to /dc/home/env/service. If importing the environment settings was successful, you see a list of services for which environment variables are set.
```
https://localhost:8500/
```
Open a new PowerShell and start the DPF services using DPF CLI.
```
dpf service start
```
Hint - running scripts is disabled on this system

If the command fails with the message that "running scripts is disabled on this system", set the execution policy first:
```
Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass; dpf service start
```
Refer to User and Privileges.
Check that services are running with following command in a PowerShell.
```
dpf service status
```
Hint - all SEAL services

To get an overview of all SEAL services including NATS and MongoDB, use the following commands:
```
Get-Service seal-*
```

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